So I'm curious why an ethical contractor would have an objection to this practice, given they know how their unethical counterparts operate.

And yes you can bet your a** that the cheap ones are going to be crappy or at the very least have some type of shortcoming that is preventing them from charging more money like their high income counterparts.

Urban mid-high rise dwellers tend to be young couples, singles/roommates, and more than likely professional, maybe some senior empty nesters who, all in, do less laundry than their suburban family property counterparts.  

The PTA of our school in Indonesia made great income on Indonesian cd's at 7 percent.

Unfortunately, minorities with criminal histories are frequently discriminated against 3x (or more) than their non-Minority counterparts.

But as the others pointed out, 21 years for $800 (cost to relocate), that is good investment than hiring a water damage company, the cost counterpart (or what maximum pay you will have to pay the insurance company when doing a claim) will cost more than that.

I was in the military for 8 years, I've worked at the state's Department of Humans services for 3 1/2 years, and I've yet to find something government does more efficiently than their private sector counterparts.

You guys suggesting to reverse it into a lead, maybe you have that kind of spare time, but these calls are just recordings or Indonesian call centers, and I suspect they are already selling to the equity groups that are buying up around here.  

Your counter part speaks about on almost every pod cast.

BTW - there is a counterpart to the "can't you find another better applicant" and that is: "Can't this applicant find another available rental?"